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7/17/2025, 10:29:34 PM
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now the headset
the positives are, it's pretty comfortable, goes completely over the ears, adjustment is good, buttons are nice, swiveling and portable, earpads are nice, all the audio stuff like ldac and double wired mode. battery is probably good too. not sure if they're light or not, nothing to compare too. ears do get a bit toasty but in autumn I hope it will be good. fits with a cap well.
they're prett loud but sound was weird in the beginning, I know by default full sized headphones are not as good as IEMs, but it was kinda bad. but turns out by default they have an EQ preset that's pretty aggressive, and without it they sound REAL bad. but I changed it slightly and sound improved instantly and significantly, so you can tune it in the app. still I think not as good as my QCY HT05 melobuds, but it's comparable.
there is also a bit of a white noise when they're on. this might be autism and sensitivity on my part, I always have this issue with even wired iems, and majority will probably not notice, but if you're planning to listen to something at 10% volume it would be annoying.
ANC didn't *blow* me away. again I only have melobuds and space travels to compare to, melobuds are likely the winner and h3 pro being second place, slightly behind. I think headphones filter speech better than melobuds, but ambient noise slightly worse, UNLESS you go into the app and click adaptive anc and it will rebuild the noise profile and supress it better. not sure if that happens if you don't use the app, cause with the app it actually takes like 5 seconds to do it. after that it seems pretty damn good. while listening to music you won't hear much.
the app is pretty clunky. but there is guest mode, and after you set up you can take away permissions so it won't even connect to the net.
10 band EQ with presets and custom presets. several anc modes. transparency mode has no settings, compared to melobuds where you can tune intensity. change button functions.
now the headset
the positives are, it's pretty comfortable, goes completely over the ears, adjustment is good, buttons are nice, swiveling and portable, earpads are nice, all the audio stuff like ldac and double wired mode. battery is probably good too. not sure if they're light or not, nothing to compare too. ears do get a bit toasty but in autumn I hope it will be good. fits with a cap well.
they're prett loud but sound was weird in the beginning, I know by default full sized headphones are not as good as IEMs, but it was kinda bad. but turns out by default they have an EQ preset that's pretty aggressive, and without it they sound REAL bad. but I changed it slightly and sound improved instantly and significantly, so you can tune it in the app. still I think not as good as my QCY HT05 melobuds, but it's comparable.
there is also a bit of a white noise when they're on. this might be autism and sensitivity on my part, I always have this issue with even wired iems, and majority will probably not notice, but if you're planning to listen to something at 10% volume it would be annoying.
ANC didn't *blow* me away. again I only have melobuds and space travels to compare to, melobuds are likely the winner and h3 pro being second place, slightly behind. I think headphones filter speech better than melobuds, but ambient noise slightly worse, UNLESS you go into the app and click adaptive anc and it will rebuild the noise profile and supress it better. not sure if that happens if you don't use the app, cause with the app it actually takes like 5 seconds to do it. after that it seems pretty damn good. while listening to music you won't hear much.
the app is pretty clunky. but there is guest mode, and after you set up you can take away permissions so it won't even connect to the net.
10 band EQ with presets and custom presets. several anc modes. transparency mode has no settings, compared to melobuds where you can tune intensity. change button functions.
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